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Is there a function to make a cell auto-highlighted if another cell>0

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    Is there a function to make a cell auto-highlighted if another cell>0

    Is there a function to make a cell auto-highlighted if another cell has a value greather than 0 entered into it?

    The cell to be highlighted (cell H12) contains;

    =((H9/H10)*H11)

    The cell that will activate the highlighting (cell H9) is used by the spreadsheet-user to enter a numerical figure to determine a scenario.

    Any help is mucho appreciated!

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    Hi

    Try.

    Select Cell H12
    Select Format > Conditional Formatting
    With Dropdown select Greater than and enter 0 in the next field.

    This link should help if you get stuck

    http://www.cpearson.com/excel/cformatting.htm


    VBA noob

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